Kerry are making the most of their chances from frees down the left flank, winning another foul, but Sean O'Shea is unable to convert.

Donegal respond immediately, punishing the missed opportunity with a quick counter, and Daire O’Baoill slots over a simple score to put Donegal back in front.

Kerry are making the most of their chances to win frees down the left flank, winning another foul, but Sean O'Shea is unable to convert.

Donegal respond immediately, punishing the missed opportunity with a quick counter, and Tony Brosnan hits over a simple score to put Donegal back in front.

Great build-up from Donegal, working the ball out from the back with swift passing, before finding Finnbar Roarty, who slots over his second point to level the scores once again.

Jamesie O'Connor
Two-time All-Ireland winner with Clare on BBC Sport NI

Clare have good, experienced players and they are playing with a level of intensity which Antrim are struggling with.

Kerry respond emphatically, with Sean O'Shea confidently firing home a two-point free to level the scores.

After seven minutes, Kerry take the lead for the first time in the contest with another free, this time from Tony Brosnan.

Sean Duffin with a point right on the whistle to narrow the gap to nine at the break for Antrim, but the Saffrons have a lot of work to do is they want to get back into this.

Donegal get the first score of the game, with Conor O’Donnell slotting over a point just one minute after the throw-in.

Just two minutes later, Donegal double their tally as Finbarr Roarty adds a second point.

Into added time at the end of the first half.

Seaan Elliott converts a free and Antrim have their first score in 12 minutes.

David Fitzgerald with the score as Clare's shooting clicks.

Shane Meehan pops up and the gap is out to double digits.

Marks Rodgers corrects that with another from play.

A 10th Clare wide. The Banner have been wasteful in this first half.

We are underway in Ballyshannon this afternoon.

Another free for Rodgers and Clare are pulling away in the final five minutes before the break.

Clare's Peter Duggan now in the book.

Back to back wides from Clare's David Reidy now.

Donegal welcome Kerry to Ballyshannon in the National League, in a hugely anticipated rematch of last July’s All-Ireland final, with a sold-out crowd in attendance.

Jim McGuinness has made five changes from the side that started that day, with Gavin Mulreany, Caolan McGonagle, Daire O’Baoill, Jason McGee and Shea Malone coming in for Shaun Patton, Eoghan Ban Gallagher, Ciaran Thompson, Micheal Murphy and Oisin Gallen.

Kerry, meanwhile, has been reshaped since last year’s 1-26 to 0-19 win, with Jack O’Connor making eight changes to his starting line-up, and Paudie Clifford and Gavin White among the notable absentees.

Both teams have made late changes, as Donegal’s Ryan McHugh has been replaced by Kieran Gallagher in the starting line-up, while Kerry have made the notable decision to drop David Clifford in favour of Killian Spillane.

Donegal: Gavin Mulreany, Caolan McColgan, Brendan McCole, Peadar Mogan, Kieran Gallagher, Caolan McGonagle, Finnbar Roarty, Hugh McFadden, Michael Langan, Daire O’Baoill, Shane O’Donnell, Ciaran Moore, Conor O’Donnell, Jason McGee, Shea Malone.

Subs: Padraig MacGiolla Bride, Eoghan Ban Gallagher, Ultan Doherty, Domhnall MacGiolla Bride, Mark Curran, Paul O’Hare, Turlough Carr, Kevin Muldoon, Conor McCahill, Michael Murphy, Ryan McHugh.

Kerry: Shane Murphy, Evan Looney, Jason Foley, Dylan Casey, Armin Heinrich, Mike Breen, Tadhg Morley, Sean O’Brien, Cillian Trant, Joe O’Connor, Sean O’Shea, Michael Burns, Killian Spillane, Tomas Kennedy, Tony Brosnan.

Subs: Sean Broderick, Donagh O’Sullivan, Darragh Lyne, Eddie Healy, Liam Smith, Ruairi Murphy, David Clifford, David Roche, Thomas O’Donnell, Charlie Keating, Paudie O’Leary.

Another super stop from Cormac McFadden, this time from David Fitzgerald's rasper out on the right.